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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
2
A garbled Mississippi area snippet covers civic notices, poetry references, and scattered names, including mentions of New York and a local public sale. The text mixes legal phrases and cultural notes, yielding a fragmented record of a 1900s style page with uncertain subjects.
An unclear historical fragment describes a baseball event linked to diplomatic figures. It mentions Merlin as a player for the American Mass Club and references counts or ambassadors from Germany and Britain, with various embassies cited. The text is garbled and mentions Nicaragua and canal plans in a distant context.
An expert asserts a simple method to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds in warpr lands and stagnant waters with potash scatter. He notes April May peak breeding and that demand will rise in New Jersey next spring despite late season efforts. Public opinion on straw hats and seasonal weather is discussed.
A Chicago chauffeur was arrested and dismissed after leaving his car engine idling for an hour. The incident occurred as a waiter signaled a disturbance, drawing attention to the delay by authorities who were slow to respond.
In 1909 Germany supplied 5 percent and England 25 percent while the United States offered 18 percent. The passage argues that through limited trade and fair genre exchange the cleanliness and prosperity of our South American brethren should be brought closer to our own economic good.
A Pennsylvania passenger train traveling at terrific speed struck a locomotive causing five deaths. Investigators inspect wreckage as officials vow to determine the cause and assess safety failures.
A dramatic Philadelphia style report details a high speed car wreck with the forward section crushed and passengers trapped. Emergency crews battled to free victims as bystanders watched. the scene involved multiple vehicles, extensive debris, and a chaotic rescue effort.
A fragmentary report describes fears of a trap connected to a Mexican force aiming to seize a European or American figure. The text shows disrupted names and unclear events but mentions an attempt to deliver literature via mail, with tensions around alleged threats and capture.
In Eversville Chase The lives of three infants were in peril after a fire scare at a home on Jobs Peis. William Howell aided by neighbors searched for the infant missing amid smoke as fear of a wider blaze grew. A baby from John Me Brunkin’s home also faced danger when a parrot escaped and tinder sparked concerns, hindering evacuation efforts.
The office of the department announces the apportionment of rewards for fugitives linked to Wile Whitla and Patrick O'Refill. Names listed include William H Hunley, TC Goebrau, A. Gantan, Martin Craim, and a Cleveland police department sum of $6.44. Amounts vary, with Cleveland figures, Mercer and Sharon, Pa. cited among recipients.
The University of Copenhagen council refused to permit Nathoral Geo graphical Gelert of Washington to be present during the official examination of Dr. Frederick A Cook's polar expedition records. The council cited concerns about the request from the American Society and stated records would be deposited at another institution after the examination.
New witness dressed as a woman testified that the murder of Mme Svenweils RKuslach involved an accomplice who died before trial. The witness, who claimed ties to the accused, recounted participation in the killings and described disguises, the burning at Mount Mereny, and the prisoner's dramatic letter. The court warned against further attempts to influence justice as the hearing proceeded.
Cleveland records recount a 1807 murder confession tied to missing youths and a child suspect. Judge Adame weighed theft accusations against Anne Cohen while custody and licensing issues surfaced for a 14 year old mother. Probation Officer J A Glens assigned custody.
President Taft visits Jackson for a three part state fair gala featuring a circus, balloons, and a parachute leap. The event attracts large crowds as the fair offers turnout checks to view the attractions across the street. The balloon excursion is free for all.
Hloomington, li Perr Rafferty longtime locomotive engineer on the Alton between Hloomington and St Louis died at age 346. He was renowned as one of the west’s best runners and had served for forty years.
Attorney William Travers Jerome forms a partnership with William Rand Jr., a former assistant, and will resume the practice of law after his current term ends. The arrangement announces Jerome and Rand as partners in the New York City firm.
Stage robbers halted a mail train near 34 Mile Howe to Carthee in Vantouver and seized several sacks of mail money estimated at four to five thousand dollars. An armed highwayman held up the crew and escaped with the loot.
A farmer named Thomas Blakier, age ninety, was struck and killed by a freight train on the Ballitore Ohio South line while crossing the track with a load of tiling. The accident occurred near MHi Stoals.
Reported duel near Wrightsbers during Henry Cardwell term leaves two men dead. Police say the incident occurred in the quarter oo of Froniie with Gonzaies and Tes identified as involved parties. Authorities are investigating a possible motive and ongoing leads.
Washington DC commander Roe and expert panels will investigate priority claims in Arctic discovery after a National Geographic report. The board debated whether Cook or Peary arrived first, and a subcommittee was formed to examine records and determine eligibility.
The article reports on Dr Cook planning retirement amid controversy over exams and fees. Regents discuss voting on permanent retirement arrangements and the future of his position while he contemplates next steps. Local officials, including Walter Loehge and Porther, weigh options and procedural steps. McKinney appears to influence timing for a final decision.
A student, Boston Maaxe-in A Herat of Jopis, receives the Harrie fellowship for this year. The award funds a year of specialized study, including mathematics, at prestigious institutions. The recipient previously earned graduate credentials from the University of Misuary and Harvard.
Report from Shubuta notes a group forming near Seal and small towns with two white men named Renger and Phelps facing charges of retling and killing Witter Piogeete. Details unclear as OCR garbles names and places.
Los Angeles city officials endorse plans for a series of aviation events next year to promote air travel. A capital raise of 2000 dollars will be pursued by selling one dollar shares of a new enterprise, aiming to fund the venture.
A Nashville couple dispute ended in a woman’s death when her husband killed her and then fled toward the river. Authorities were notified by a passing wagon and a train crew later recovered the body amid the riverbank scene. The incident occurred Wednesday morning and is under investigation.
A French aeroplane reportedly ascends to 880 feet during a test flight, signaling a marked increase in altitude for early aviation experiments. Details are sparse but the event highlights rapid progress in aeronautical development.
A terse note notes famine teckage patterns with twice daily servings. The fragmentary text mentions serving cadence and a Chinese origin term, but lacks clear context or names. Further source details are needed to identify people, places, dates, or organizations involved.
A fragmentary local note tells of a Kentucky couple given to a mysterious bond. A woman seeks aid from a lawyer claiming payment misaddressed, sparking a ceremonial commission discussion as a courtroom tension unfolds.
The text presents a jumble of broken terms and unclear references about a person named Heestes Gy jo Diserseag and various partial lines. Context is missing, with numerous illegible words and stray fragments that prevent a coherent event or attribution from being determined.
A distorted account reports a student striking a teacher during a classroom incident. The teacher allegedly defended the action as punishment while witnesses describe a tense moment as the boy faced repercussions for a prank or defiance.
The readable text provides a garbled line about a person named King Duyts Jark and a reference to a Mayme A, describing a diplomatic or coercive notion without clear context or identifiable events. No verifiable entities or facts suitable for a concrete news summary are present.
A woman recounts how caffeine worsened her weak heart and nervou sprostration. After her husband brought home Postum, she quit coffee, improved slowly, and credits Postum with restoring her health and steady weight gain from 3 to 158 pounds. The doctor warned against coffee and urged using Postum brewed well according to directions. She mentions reading The Road to Wellville and the phrase There’s a Reason.
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